🏛️ Default Divorce Explained (Step-by-Step Guide) | Los Angeles Divorce

🏛️ How do you get a default judgment in a California divorce?

If your spouse doesn’t respond after being properly served, your case can still move forward—but only if you follow the correct steps.

📌 What This Video Covers:

✔ What a default judgment means

✔ Why proper service is required

✔ The 30-day response period

✔ What happens after no response

✔ How to submit your final judgment package

🧠 Important Insight:

To obtain a default judgment in California:

✔ Your spouse must be properly served (FL-115 required)

✔ You must wait at least 30 days for a response

✔ You can file a Request to Enter Default (FL-165)

✔ Submit a complete judgment package (FL-170, FL-180, etc.)

✔ The court reviews everything before approval

⚠️ A default judgment is not automatic—missing steps or incomplete paperwork can delay your case.

🛠 How Divorce661 Helps:

✔ Ensure proper service and documentation

✔ Prepare and file default paperwork correctly

✔ Organize your full judgment submission

✔ Prevent delays and rejections

✔ Guide your case through final court approval

📞 Need Help Filing a Default Judgment in Los Angeles?

Visit Divorce661.com for a FREE consultation. Divorce661 helps you complete your divorce properly—even without the other spouse’s participation.

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